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Following the 1972 kidnapping of Virginia 'Ginny' Piper of Orono, Minn., the FBI interviewed an estimated 1,000 people. One of the suspects at the top of the list was a man on the verge of committing a mass murder. Here is Part 2 in 'The 'Perfect' Kidnapping of Virginia Piper.'
Teaching teens how to be safe drivers GFPS: Teaching teens how to be safe drivers By: Cassandra Soto and last updated 2021-05-20 19:28:16-04 GREAT FALLS â Great Falls Public Schools will be conducting driver education courses in June. Registration will open at 8:00 am on Tuesday, May 25, and run until 4:00 pm on Thursday, May 27. There are 30 in person seats at GFHS and 30 in person seats at CMR. Priority will be given to students according to birthdate (oldest to youngest). GFPS driving instructor Jerry Olson: âEach student gets a 30 minute drive. They get six hou...
A Million Dollar Secret: Is the Piper kidnapping ransom buried in Willow River? article After her kidnapping in 1972, Virginia Piper made it back home. But, nearly 50 years later, a mystery still remains. (FOX 9) WILLOW RIVER, Minn. (FOX 9) - Nearly 50 years later, it remains one of Minnesota’s greatest unsolved crimes: Who kidnapped Virginia Piper? And where is the million-dollar ransom? Virginia Piper, the wife of investment banker Harry Piper, was kidnapped July 27, 1972, from the garden of her Orono home, by two men wearing ski masks, each man carrying two guns. A Million Dollar S...
Stonington — The Ocean Community Chamber Foundation has announced that it has donated more than $35,000 in profits from sales of its Pop Up Book of Stonington to a wide variety of local organizations, with more donations to come. The success of the book follows that of the chamber's Westerly pop up book, which raised $80,000, all of which was donated to charitable projects and nonprofit organizations. The chamber printed 4,000 copies of the Stonington book, which was released before Christmas. About 1,000 copies remain. "We're absolutely thrilled with the response, and I've gotten...
Solon Springs experiences in-home pill thefts Someone else's drug use put Michelle "Micki" Graskey in unbearable pain and caused her to suffer nausea three times. "It was horrible," the Solon Springs woman said. Each time, it happened because her prescription pain pills -- oxycontine and hyd... Written By: news@duluthnewstribune.com | 12:00 am, Oct. 3, 2007 Someone else's drug use put Michelle "Micki" Graskey in unbearable pain and caused her to suffer nausea three times. "It was horrible," the Solon Springs woman said. Each time, it happened because her prescription pain ...